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On the top left bears the line 'Windows 7 Pro OA' - from the research I've conducted I have come to the conclusion that OA means OEM (someone with experience please confirm), or non-transferable (again, please confirm).
However, from other sites/forums I've been on, people have been saying that I can
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use the same Windows 7 Key on different computers, but only on one at a time, and I must deactivate the first copy before registering it again. This advice logically (at least in my opinion) makes sense, because say the hard drive that has the original copy of Win7 crashes, and I get a new one which I'll probably have to reinstall Win7 on (although, being the amazing company they are, Dell will probably just recover any data and put it on to a new formatted hard drive for me).
What I've also found is I can use any Windows 7 Repair/Install disc and put that into the new computer, and enter in the old key (assuming I've deactivated it on my Dell computer, and I have internet connection).
What I've also found out is I can create a system image backup on to a flash drive and restore the new computer through this system image:
1) Create a System Image backup to the USB drive. When prompted to create a ‘System Repair’ disk, do so.
2) Shutdown the computer and remove the hard drive power and SATA connectors from your original Windows 7 hard drive and any additional internal hard drives.
3) Connect the power and SATA connector to the new hard drive. At this point this should be your only internal hard drive connected to the computer’s motherboard.
4) Boot from the ‘System Repair’ disc.
5) Verify the keyboard input method and click ‘Next’.
6) Select the ‘Restore your computer using a system image that you created’ option located in the lower left and click ‘Next’.
7) A scan for system images that are on your USB drive will begin. At completion of the scan you will have the option to ‘Use the latest available system image’ or ‘Select a system image’. Choose the recommended option and use the latest available system image and click ‘Next’.
8) Choose additional restore options: Note: The ‘Format and repartition disks’ option will be check marked but disabled/grayed out. Click ‘Next’.
9) The ‘Your computer will be restored from the following system image:’ information will be displayed. Click ‘Finish’.
10) Re-image Your Computer prompt. You will now see a pop up with the following message: All data to be restored will be formatted and replaced with the layout and data in the system image. Are you sure you want to continue? Click ‘Yes’.
11) Windows will now start restoring the image to the new hard drive.
12) At the completion of the image restoration your computer will reboot, sit back and wait for Windows to start and then logon as you normally do, then remove the System Repair disc.
13) You may be prompted to restart the computer to apply changes. Restart the computer.
from Page Start.2) Shutdown the computer and remove the hard drive power and SATA connectors from your original Windows 7 hard drive and any additional internal hard drives.
3) Connect the power and SATA connector to the new hard drive. At this point this should be your only internal hard drive connected to the computer’s motherboard.
4) Boot from the ‘System Repair’ disc.
5) Verify the keyboard input method and click ‘Next’.
6) Select the ‘Restore your computer using a system image that you created’ option located in the lower left and click ‘Next’.
7) A scan for system images that are on your USB drive will begin. At completion of the scan you will have the option to ‘Use the latest available system image’ or ‘Select a system image’. Choose the recommended option and use the latest available system image and click ‘Next’.
8) Choose additional restore options: Note: The ‘Format and repartition disks’ option will be check marked but disabled/grayed out. Click ‘Next’.
9) The ‘Your computer will be restored from the following system image:’ information will be displayed. Click ‘Finish’.
10) Re-image Your Computer prompt. You will now see a pop up with the following message: All data to be restored will be formatted and replaced with the layout and data in the system image. Are you sure you want to continue? Click ‘Yes’.
11) Windows will now start restoring the image to the new hard drive.
12) At the completion of the image restoration your computer will reboot, sit back and wait for Windows to start and then logon as you normally do, then remove the System Repair disc.
13) You may be prompted to restart the computer to apply changes. Restart the computer.
As far as I'm aware, this isn't illegal as I'm not distributing the software nor am I abusing it by using it on multiple computers, but using the same product key to move my copy of Windows 7 from an old hard drive to a newer and faster SSD.
Any help on this topic would be great.